Sentence examples for great insecurity from inspiring English sources
There was a cease-fire, but still great insecurity.
Greece's action "adds great insecurity to already great insecurity," Luxembourg Prime Minister Jean-Claude Juncker said in a radio interview.
We continue to live in an age of great power, great insecurity and, alas, war.
"He has this great insecurity," said the director, Jose A. Acosta.
The creation of Pakistan issuedfrom a tale of hurt, and of great insecurity.
In a time of great insecurity at work, however, some employees will be reluctant to insist on their rights.
Insecure paternal attachment was associated with greater insecurity in maternal attachment, suggesting that there is a complex pathway from migraine to anxiety symptoms mediated by perceived insecurity of paternal attachment and hence also by perceived insecurity of maternal attachment.
This incongruity has ushered in greater insecurity in a country that prides itself on its equitable social market system.
Indeed, the capture of two Taliban governors in Pakistan may reflect the greater insecurity that all Taliban leaders are feeling in Afghanistan.
The result was greater inequality and worse: greater insecurity among the many people on the wrong side of the risk shift.
But theirs is a largely fake transparency, spearheaded by the likes of serial wealth exaggerator Donald Trump – and a sign of even greater insecurity than not sharing at all.
